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18 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. OTV YORK. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1902. TITLE IHSU3VANCE.

BANKERS AND BROKERS. TBUST COMPANIES. Recelpts at seatoard ports for week ending February 22. 1302: THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. nom THE GRAIN MARKETS.

Long Island Flour. Wheat. Corn. Barrels, liushels. Bushels.

New Torii 75,304 276.450 52,000 Portland. If p. n.323 304.0S3 nom Oats. Bushels. 130,50 1 3.29.1 55,722 19.345 311,10 3S.6I0 7.337 Loan Trust Co iD.j ill Philadelphia 60.C5S 76.294 iuinuu.Mut ou.v.lH nom fll.an Baltimore 43,532 134.926 78.77:) ne cor Avenue O.

100x100. Klttery Realty Co to Geo Peirce. mort 1.to HART S'l. s. 2o0 tt central m.

2.1X9. 1, illlain Goeller and i Clara Koster to h.miue Beyersdorter. mort AVKNt'ti .1, s. 40 ft East Thirl I seventh st. SJxiuo.

uermanla neat and lmpt Co to Adetgunde fM I. cor Ti ov v. 4ixu7.6, liermanla Ri ul Estate and lmpt Co to AdelRunde. tJiei FULTON" jSI, H. ft Bradford st, AdeluundH I I.1 to Henry I mort sl.aoo, en EiRKIKLD ST, s.

ft Hamburg av. 19x1' hiV l. George Gutting to Ilznoefr H.VLSF.V ST. s. 157 ft Lewis av.

I 17. Edith Gedney 10 Hcaliy Asj ociates I WAHVOriTII ST. s. fl DeKalh av. BROOKLYN R.

R. CO. GUARANTEED STOCKS DEALT IN BY JOSEPH WALKER SONS, 1 5 BROAD Street, N. Y. City.

nom Klchmcr.d 4.343 20.332 87.524 Newport News 42,822 17.0.93 New Orleans 6,710 53.000 87,000 Montreal 6,832 4.7M 800 St. John. N. 8,302 S6.300 31.031 nom Decline in Prices From Yesterday's Improved Conditions, but Steady at the Close. The good feeling ot yesterday afternoon which was largely the result of the shorls.

disappeared at the opening to day and prices nom 371.909 3SS.442 336.9S7 538.576 3.129.108 1. 043.925 ports for week Member of V. Stock Exchange. 454T. Telephones 46); Broad Total 1.0:5.629 Previous week 298,792 750.351 Cor'p'g; 1901..

389,116 2.523.272 Receipts at lake and river ending February 22, 1902: Flour. Wheat. Barrels. TJushels. nom The Lawyers' Title Insurance Company of New York, 37' Liberty Street, New York, 38 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, Capital and Surplus, $3,500,000 Defends any titles insured at its own expense, whenassailed were lower for all deliveries.

The cables Corn. Oats. Bushels. Bushels nom showed very little response to the higher I American close and with the lack of foreign nom 20x100. Ad.

lie 1. Khlcrs tu Herman Nau. mort WYCKOFf ST. it Bond st. 20xltl.

hl. Kitty Fields to Florence U'httehouse, molts $2.75) EAST KORTY SIXTH ST. 12o ft Linden 40x10ii. Arthur Lyiimn. YVai tham.

to John MrNah. Uklali. Cal CJ.ASSO.V AV. s. S2 ft Bergen St.

2.IX1WI. Marv 1J Wadsworth to ENNIS STOPPAN 731,530 94.500 3.427 69.930 31.S00 27.000 73.SI1 277.000 117.200 116.400 i. hlcago Milwaukee Duluth Minneapolis Toledo Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Peoria Kansas City 145. 027 383.600 aw.

01.. 139.200 59.850 75.000 30.625 1.290.830 33.121) 26.000 81,580 4H0O 7.223 18.134 9.SI6 33.677 80.184 "31.375' 102.420 230.710 21,050 21.600 308.000 428.800 TEMPLE BAR. $1,000,000.00 1,300,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes Now Ready For Rental at $5 AND UPWARD PER ANNUM. EDWARD MERRITT, President. CLINTON t.

ROSSITER, First Vice Pres. DAVID G. I.EGGET, Second Vice Prea. FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE, Secretary.

WIIXARD P. SCHENCK, Asst. Secretary. TRUSTEES: WIIUANJM. IHGRAHAM JOHN F.

HALSTED EDWARD D. WHITE SETH L. KEENEY EDWARD MERRITT DAVID H. VALENTINE FRANK LYMAN CLINTON D. BUR0IBK DAVID 6.

LEG6ET HORATIO M. ADAM8 SEYMOUR L.HUSTED.JR. HENRY F. N0YE8 FRANK L. BABB0TT CLINTON L.

ROSSITER THEODORE F. JACKSON MARTIN J008T JOHN ENGIIS. I New York Produce Exchanse Members (Consolidated Stock Exchange 'Est. 1885. oncouragement and of short support there was rather easy reaction in wheat prices.

There has been a good, steady foreign demand for nearly two weeks, and while it has been discredited in certain circles, there is the fact remaining that good sales have been although not all, by any means, for in mediate export. Receipts have been Increasing at the West. and with the country Rac Worth, auctioneers, Tuesday, at IS!) Montague street. In the action oC the Realty Trust against Newman H. Raymond, sold in tour to the plaintiff the following properties, located on the south side pf Thlr tf eitrhth street, near Thirteenth avenue: House on lot for $17,000: house on lot 24x95.2.

for S2.000; house on lot 48x95.2, lor 542,000. and house on lot 48x95.2, for 942,000. Also, two house in Fifty fifth street, 140 feet northwest of Sixth avenue, on lot 40x 100.2, in two parcels, to Theodore Maynard in an action against Rachel E. Sherwin for total of J600 above the mortgage of souse on lot 20x100 on the north side of De Kalb avenue. 134.4 east of Wyckoff avenue, to the Equitable Co operative Building and Loan Association for $1,500: house on lot 20x 75 in Smith street, near Huntington, to Evelyn H.

Roberts in an action against Rachel Seward for $3,000: two houses on lots 20x100 la Balcbrldge street. 240 feet west of Stuy Tesant avenue, in two parcels for $6,000 each to the Kings County Trust Company, and a house on lot 20x100 in Bainbridge street. 320 feet west of Stuyvesant avenue to Margaret Hendrickson in action against Charles Read for $9,000. The sale of the houses on the lots in Union treet. northwest corner of Albany avenue and Union street, southwest corner of Albany avenue, in the action of Eugenie A.

Miller against Margaret P. (Jreany. was postponed to March 11. Ob Thursday, February 27. James L.

Bmm ley, auctioneer, will sell at. the Real Estate Exchange the following properties: Two tory basement frame dwelling 269 Leonard street, three story dwelling 82 Coffey street, near Richards; three story building 201 Butler street, near Bond. 3,200 nom I Chicago Bonrd of Trade. 1 BANKERS AND BROKERS. 34 Near St.

38 Broad T. (Tel. E60 Broad T.IST OF DESIRADLK STOCK and BOND INVESTMENTS SENT UPON APPLICATION. STOCKS WHEAT COTTON Bought or Carh or oit Margin. BRANCH OFFICE 22 26 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN.

Tel. "1342 Main." E. N. HUSSEY. Mtsr.

fhowing disposition to sell more freely there has been a wavering, speculative demand. Total 315il6S 2,495.775 1. 663.413 1.549,018 Previous week 291.309 2.73.1. 47S 1,324,367 .1.539.257 (t wk 1901 411,315 2.S63.723 5.107.854 3.786,394 Shipments from lake and river ports for week ending February 22. 1902: FIom Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels. Total 499.397 1.09H.076 945.831 333.453 Previous week 540.604 1.16S.094 1.3S0.802 1.146.076 1901 645.07T 1.153.834 2,037.076 1,826.815 INSTJBANCE. Winnlfred Gaffney (JUAf I AM AV. s. too ft Boerum st.

25xI04j, ljisar Lurle to Reglna Glns herg. mort I THIKTY BIGHTH ST. s. 60 ft Tnlr teenth av. 196x95.2.

Thirty eighth st. s. 280 fr Thirteenth av. 24x95.2. Thirty eighth st.

s. 354 ft Thlr tenth av, 48x95.2. Thirty eighth st. s. 452 ft v.

Thirteenth av. 4x95.2. foreclose. Charles Guden to Realty Ti ust ATLANTIC AV. cor Dahlgren place.

70x50. Catherine Rellly. widow. Red Hank. .1.

to Kltsabeth SEVENTY NINTH AND EIGHTIETH STS. at center line hlock and 3D) ft Seventh av. s7 18 9S 3S. Cornelius Williams to Ed I ward Durvee i SUMMIT ST. s.

240 ft Hicks st. 20 i xioft, George l.eitner. A'est Hoboken. 400 PHENIX cSf S0O 250 OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Capital and Surplus Ibamilton Henry Clews, James B. Clews, John H. Clewn, Member N. T. Stock Ex.

Member N. T. Stock Ex. C. P.

Holzderber. Member N. Y. Stock Ex. HENRY CLEWS CO.

BANKERS, II, 13, 15 and 17 Broad N. Y. Orders executed for Investment or on margin. Interest allowed on deposits, subject to check. Financial Agents for Corporations and Investors.

Government and other High Grade Bonds bought and Aold. BRANCH OFFICES: 16 COURT ST. BROOKLYN. TTVl of $1,000,009. 4,000 .1: Arnold lyeltner.

Y. and Herman Martens. Baldwins. I. to Martha Kant, mort FIFTY FIRST ST.

s. 120 ft Sixth av, 20x96.4x211x95.6. John Barnes to Gertrude Cooper, mort $3,750 PHENIX BUILDING, No. 191 Montague Street. Company I DEGRAW ST.

s. 470 ft v. Nostrand av. i runs xv 45 75. 37.4 11.8 45.1 123.11.

Catharine McKeon to Mary McKeon. all liens AV. s. 535 ft Ralph av. nom 16 COURT STREET.

nom Brooklyn Telephone. Sl Brooklyn. New York Telephone. 37tK John. nom 28x100.

Morris Simon to Williams burgh Savings Bank ST. s. 50 ft Howard av. 25x 100. Fredcrieka.

Berg to Anna Schiel PINEAPPLE ST. s. 147.10 Henry st, 20.6x101.3x21.10x101.3. Levi Sprague. Lowell.

Mass, to Augusta, wife Amml Sewall. Albanv, STOCKTON ST. No 2t4. s. 31 ft nom Geo.H.PRENTISS&CO.

DEALERS IN LOCAL SECURITIES, 48 Wall Street, 208 Montague New York. Brooklyn. MEMBERS OF N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. Butter The pressure of lower prices became too strong to be resisted and a decline of about lc. is on fresh table grades. Moderate business Is doing at the reduced but there is plenty of stock for all requirements. Quotations are: Creamery, extras, per pound.

2Sc; do. 26a 27c: do. 24a25c: do. lower grades, 2U23c; creamery, held, fancy, 24a24c; do. firsts, do.

seconds. 20a21i4c; do. lower grades, lSa20e; state dairy tubs, fresh, finest. 25a26c; do. fall made, best, 22c; do.

fair to good, 19a21c; do. lower grades, 16al8c; Western imitation dreamery, fancy, 23c; do. flrstB. do. "lower grades, 16Vjal8c; Western factory, fresh, fancy, 23c; do.

firsts, 20a21c: lower. grades, lB'alSc; Western factory, fresh, fancy, 20c; do. choice. 19al9c; do. fair to do.

held, choice. 18c: do. fair to good, 16al7c; do. lower grades, 16al6c; roll, fresh, choice. 20c; do.

common to prime, renovated butter, fancy, 23a 23V4c; do. common to choice, 16a22c; packing stock. 15al7c. Cheese Trading continues fairly active and market firm on. all desirable grades.

Skims quiet and unchanged. Liverpool cable aOs. for colored and 49s. 6d white. We quote: State, fuU'eream.

small, fall make, colored or white, fancy) do. choice llal2c, do. good to prime. do. common to fair, do.

large, fall make, fancy. do. choice, 10al0c; do. good to prime, 9al0c; do. common to fair.

7a9c; light skims, small, choice; 9'4al0c; do. large, choice, 8'a8c: part skims.prime, Sa8c; do. fair to. good. 6a7c.

do. common, 4aoc; full skims. 3a3c. Eggs Market a little more active and a shade firmer. We'quote: State and Pennsylvania, uncandled.

Western, best, 28c; do. fair to good, 27a28c. Kentucky, best, Southern, best, 28c; do. fair to good, Dirties, 26c. illAUXNK AMU 1JKJLAN1I l.VSUKAJYCK.

Ai LiA.Vl'lC niUTlJAt. laMiil'kUD COMPANY. Office, Bl Wall Street, New York. OrtGANIZKD IN 1842. INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS AND WILL.

ISSUE POLICIES MAKING LOSS PAYABLE IN ENGLAND. ASSETS OVER TEN MILLION DOLLARS. FOR THE SECURITY OF ITS Pnr.r CIES. The profits of the company revert to the assured and are divided. annually upon the premiums terminated durtnK the year, thereby reducing the cost of insurance.

For such dividends certificates are issued bearing interest until ordered to be redeemed, in accordance with the charter. A. A. RAVEN. Tresldent: F.

A. PARSONS. Vice President; CORNF.LPTR ELDERT. Second Vice President; THEO. P.

JOHNSON. Third Vice President: Q. STANTON FLOYD JONES. Sec 1,475 The mills have not been large buyers, but on the other hand have been sellers of product, the large Northwest interest, In the absence of foreign demand, turning their atr tention to the home market, which naturally has taken the stamina out of the home market. The weather was much milder at the West and the snow covering has disappeared over a good portion of the winter wheat belt.

While this is not important with no cold weather in sight, it would be a serious condition with the development of a cold wave. Wheat was quiet but very firm in the afternoon on crop damage talk, although It will take growing weather to prove the damage. The close was steady at the advance, exporters taking 3S loads. The corn market was fairly steady all the. morning.

It eased off a little with wheat, but there was no particular selling pressure and there was some buying on the fact of the steadier cables following the recent cash demand for export. If the market is down to an export parity, even in a moderate way, it is quite an Important feature, as the winter's supply of corn has been ample, owing to the very small foreign and home demand. With any increase in either it creates a different situation. Corn was very firm In the afternoon with light offerings, closing very steady. Exporters took 2 loads.

There was a quiet, steady market in oats, with narrow change in price. The May delivery is believed to he so much a question of what the long interest will do with the shorts or whr.t the poor demand will do with the long interest that it is entirely removed from the ordinary market conditions. There has been further Increase In receipts this week, but demand is still small. Oats were firm in the afternoon but quiet. There was an active, excited trade in hog products at the opening and a sharp break in prices, after which there was a steadier, quieter market.

Live hogs were in large supply, 70.000 at three points, and with milder weather "West and prospects of less expensive feeding and larger movement with the better weather, there was quite general selling. Provisions were nervous and irregular late, closing at the lowest. FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. (Reported by L. G.

Quinlln 86 Broadway.) Yester Throop nv, 12.6x90. partition. Chas Hyde to Ixlb Lurle STOCKTON ST, No 246. s. 31 ft Thrnop av.

12.6x90. partition, same to same 244. s. 275 ft partition, same to SILAS President. WILLIAM H.

LYON. Vice WILLIAM BERRI. 2nd Vice PretiderA JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary. GEORGE HADDEN, Asst.

Secretary. Board of Trustees: WILLIAM BERRl! HY. E. HUTCHINSON. LUCIUS H.

B1GLOW. W. C. HUMSTONE. EZRA D.

BUSHNELL, WILLIAM H. UYOit. DAVID F. BUTCHER. JOHN C.

McGUIRE. CHARLES COOPER. EUG. F. O'CONNOR.

SILAS B. DUTCHER. THOS. E. PEARS ALL, WILLIAM H.

DA VOL, MILLARD F. SMITH. JOHN DITMAS. WM. V.

R. SMITH. P. H. FLYN'N.

T. L. WOODRUFF. JOHN R. HEGEMAN.

JOSEPH B. WHITE. HENRY N. WHITNEY. Pays liberal interest on daily balances.

Higher rates paid on time de posits. Acts as trustee and transfer agent for corporations. Author ized to act as Guardian, Executor and Administrator. Wills legally prepared and safely kept. Family and business accounts solicited.

1.450 i STOCKTON ST. No Thrnop av, :2.6x90, same STOCKTON ST. N. 1 Throop av. "2.6x90.

I Benjamin Lessor 287.6 same I 24Hi. i partition. 1.475 EAST FIFTY THIRD ST. s. 340 ft L.

J. MgCORMACK GO. MEMBERS NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE. Bankers and Brokers, 44 BROAD ST. NEW YORK.

Tel. 3O05 Broad. ROOM 310. TEMPLE BAR BUILDING, BROOKLYN. Tel.

No. 35TB Mnln. Leonard Moody, auctioneer, will sell at the same time and place a three story frame tore at 48 Hiclts street. To morrow's Sales. i House on lo 32.2x18.10x88.

10. on the north side of Atlantic avenue. 120 feet east of Suy dam place: house on lot 25x100. on the north east corner of Court and Center streets; house on lot 20x100. on the south side of Fulton street, 20 feet east of Brooklyn avenue; house on plot 50x100, on the east side of Osborn street.

125 feet south of Belmont avenue: house on lot 25x100.2. on the north side of Thirty fourth street. 300 feet west of Fifth avenue: lot '512, block 14. map of 730 lots at Bath Junction, New Utrecht, by Rae Worth, auctioneers, at 189 Montague street. Plot 106.10x109.6x62.2x100, on the east side of EaRt Twenty second street.

240 feet south of Ditmas avenue, at the Court House. 201 Butler street, near Bond, three story frame building with stable on first floor, lot 25xlfi0: 82 Coffey street, near Richards, three story frame flat with two story frame house in rear, by James Brumley. auctioneer, at 189 Montague street. 48 Hicks street, corner Middagh. three tory frame apartment house with store, by Leonard Moody, auctioneer, at 189 Montague street.

New Buildings. KINGS HIGHWAY, south Fide, 6r, feet oast of Vest Fourth ntreet. two ptory and basement frame. 18x26. one family, tin roof: $1,500.

Mamie Whalen. owner. WEBSTER AVENUE. 93 feet east of Third avenue, two morv frame, 20x34. one family, tin roof! cost $2,000.

Edward R. Bennett, owner. Mechanics' Liens. FEBRUARY 25. BlXty nlnth St.

2S7 ft Twentieth iv, 100x100. Nummey Irfnr. act John Henni M1S.0O Oborn st. s. 100 ft Liberty a v.

50x100. nom nom Vernon av, 20x100. Arthur Lyman. Waltham. Mass.

to John O'Connor EAST FIFTY FOURTH ST. s. 260 ft Vernon nv. 20x100. Arthur Lyman, Waltham.

Mass. to John O'Connor EAST TENTH ST. a 340 ft Avenue P. 40x4S.Sx40x49. New York City Homes Co to Edmnnd longmore SEVENTY SEVENTH ST.

s. 540 ft Nineteenth av. 60x100, Franklin Society for Home' BIdg and Savga to Col maii A Steeveo ATLANTIC cor Jerome St. 47.R CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SKSS $2,00.8,423.20 BROOKLYN J. W.

DeMOTT 193 MONTAGUE ST. nom x89.6x47.6xSt.ll, Arthur Hursh to Caroline Deshon. all liena nom E. B. HAVENS Bankers and 'Brokers, MEMBERS N.

Y. STOCK EXCHANGE, lO WALL ST. TELEPHONE. NO. 4820 CORTLANDT.

DE KALB AV. s. 325 ft Lewis av. 25x100. Patrick Foley to Mary Foley.

consid omitted SEVENTEENTH ST. s. 280 ft nom Trust Company 342, 344, 346 Fulton St. SAVINGS AND XO AN. r.625 Ninth av.

20x100. Uewltt (T.Brown to Daisv Attlesev. mort 51,000 WILLOUGHBY AV. s. 240 ft Throop av, 20x100.

partition. Chas Hyde to I Nathan May i ROCKWELL PLACE, s. 239.S Lafay ette av. 20x100.6. Mary Scranton.

exrx Jane V.H Scranton, to Realty As I soclateo 1 WILLOUGHBY ST. s. 23.6 Prince si. 25x 75. Henrietta and Emma Matthews to Realty Associates Capital Surplus.

Clos days 4,000 IRWIN 187 Montague AND 35 WALL STREET. N. Y. MEMBERS N. Y.

STOCK EXCHANGE. BROOKLYN AND N. Y. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Order In New York Stock Exchune.

and Investment securities executed Xoi cash or on marealn. Ine. John Gasn agt Herman ana Rosle and Benjamin Frankel 81sk 82 81 nom Eagle Savings onn Company ciob'k 82 82 81 653i 65 82 82 82Ji 66 li 6578 WHEAT March. May CORN May July LARD Cash 65 64 6 65 A. E.

HAYHES, Banker and broker in stocks, bonds, on commission. Send for new book, "How to Make Money on Stocks," price 50c, fil Xew Room 81, 100,000 Cuban bonds for sale, series of 69. 9.50 9 60 SZ.500 1,100 1.100 nom 700 FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO. (Reported by L. G.

Quinlln' 66 Broadway.) JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD, President; WILLIAM HARKNKSS.I t. W. MeWILLIAMS. vieerresiaentB.

HERHOX MORRIS. Secretary. THOMAS BLAKE, Assistant Secretary. TRUSTEES. John Arbuckle, Whitman W.

Kenyos. A. Abrahan i. Joseph Llabmann, Geo. V.

Brower, Lewis Luckenbaen. i Roawell Eldrldce, D. W. Mc Williams, Julian D. Falrclilld.

James McOovern, Joseph P. Grace, Cora Meyer. John Good. Dick S. Ramsay, Nelson J.

Gates, H. B. ficharmanu, William Harkness. Wm. V.

R. Smlta, Jos. C. Hendrlx, W. M.

Van Anden. Joseph Huber. John J. Williams, Thomas F. White.

Aits as Executor, Administrator. Trusts, Guarilan. Eecelver. Committee ot the Insane, Transfer Agent and Registrar for Corporations. Designated by the General Term of the'' Supreme s.

Court as a legal depository for estate fundus Rc'J celves deposits subject to check at night, antf? BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT day's Clos High Lowest, est. MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS. Quotations of miscellaneous products on the) Ne York Produce Exchange at noon were as follows: Flour was about steadl and moderately active on lower grade winters. Sales were 3,000 packages 'up to noon. Quotations were: Minnesota pa Minnesota bakers', 52.95o3.30; winter 33.85a4.25: winter straights.

winter extras, WaS.25: winter low grades, 52.80a 2.90. Rye flour was steady, with fair to good, 3.40; to fancyV Beef tvas quiet, with family. S12al3; mess, .0 alO; packet, Pork was easy, with mess, 91a.75al6.75; family, short clear. 417.65a20. r.ard was easier, with prime Western.

J9. Sugar was steady. Fair refining, 3c; centrifugal, 96. test, SHc; molasses sugar, 2Tfcc; refined market, unsettled; crushed, powdered, S4.90; granulated. (4.80.

Petroleum was steady, with, refined, all ports, J7.15a7.20.. Spirits of turpentine was steady at 44a44c. Molaiases was firm, with New Orleans 34a41c. Rice was steady, with domestic, 4a6)4c; Japan, Freights were steady. Rosin was firmer, with strained.

common to good. Tallow was firm; with country. 6a6c. Hides were" steady, Texas dry. 24a30 pounds, 15c: Galveston dry, 21a25 pounds, 18c; California, dry.

21a3S pounds; Hay was dull, with shipping, 60a65c; good to choice. 87a90c. Potatoes were steady. State fair to prime, per bag, f2.25a2.40; Maine. S2a2.25: Jersey sweets, S4a5.

Barley was dull, with feeding, 63a65c, c. I. f. New York: malting. 6Sa72c.

1. f. New York. Straw was dull," with long rye, 75aS5c. Beans were quiet, with marrow, 32.22a2.25: medium, 83.80; peas, 31.77al.80; red kidney, choice, J2.10a2.12.

was steady, with domestic fleece, 26a29c; Texas. 16al7c. Lead was firm at 4'4c. Hops were firm, with state, common to choice, 1901 crop, 14V4alSc: 1900. 10al2V4c; 1899.

4a6c; Pacific coast, 1901 crop, 14i.4al8c; 1900, 10tjal2ic; 1869, 4a6c. CIob's 73 76 76 75 mc, 74 76 76 76 75 75 75 76 77 76 76 76 75 Judgments. FEBRUARY "Williams. 'Louis Michael Dann S227.66 Chaee, Gardiner Samuel Roetmck J02.5?. Evans, Adolph Morris Evans 441.51 Dornbeck.

Samuel and Iazarus. and Benj Bniner and Hyman Rosenberg Baruch Schneider 87.30 Edgett. James Jaycox. as receiver of I' I Mutual Fire Ins Corp 437.58 Staples. Cyrus same 437.58 "Wilson.

Wayne same 437.58 Do Dion Bouton Motorette Co and Fred Cocheu Mannlnc Maxwell 1.621.59 Tillson. Frederick George Brown 34. S9 Be. Dion Bouton Motorette Co Thomas Foundrv and Metal Co 1.039.94 Martin. Mary William Muller 49.32 Tlath.

William Scharmann 3,530.79 Broderlck. Ellen Congress Brewlns 477.19 Raymond Newman and Annie Realty Trust 3.401. 55 Eamuels. Aaron Robert McMeekin 2o.2S Brooklvn Heights Co .1 Nolan 73.57 Mallov. Rowland Ferry Sons 107.47 Tuozzo Teresa Jane A McKenna.

10.641.01 Oranford Co and Clarke 754.41) Taft. Joseph Albert 47.49 Clum. Arthur Edwards 216. Myers, John Brandt 119.07 Mortgages. FEBRUARY 25.

Donovan. Annie H. to Equltabls Co op and L. Assn. Kent av, near Myrtle.

2 morts $3,350 Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company. Chartered 1S72. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, MONTAGUE BT, CORNER OF CLINTON SAFES FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER YEAR. Trunks and packages containing valuable a takon on storaga for any length of time at low rates. HENRY N.

BRUSH. President. GEORGE W. WHITE, Vice President. THOMAP OARK, Secretary.

59 59 58 60 60 59 60 611 59 ChecKs pass through the New York Clearlns lit REMSEN ST, setr City Hall Square. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER S750.0O0.OO PAYS A PER CENT. PER ANNUM. JULY AND JANUARY. ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

PAYS 5 PER CENT. PER ANNUM, SEMI ANNUALLY. ON INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. PAYS ON MONTHLY ACCUMULATIVE ACCOUNTS FROM 2 TO PER CENT. PER ANNUM.

ACCORDING TO NUMBER OF MONTHS" DEPOSITS REGULARLY MADE. BEGINNING AT ANY LOANS ON IMPROVED LOCAL REAL ESTATE REPAYABLE IN 144 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EDWARD E. BRITTON. President.

JOHN A. SCHWARZ. Vice President. GEORGE W. WAKEMAX, Secretary.

JAMES T. ASHLEY, Treasurer. TRUSTEES: Paul Grout. James H. Fersuson.

Richard H. Lalmbeer.Jr. Edward M. Child. Araoe H.

Cropsey. Wm. K. Cleverley. James T.

Ashley. Edward E. Britton. Elwln S. Piper.

Georse W. Wakeman. John A. Schwarz. John T.

Rafferty. Georxe J. Jardin. Frederick H. Schroeder.

Louis Beer. GENERAL COUNSEL. MESSRS. CARR GROUT. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 8 P.

M. blouse, ibiitb 1jTo.k i tjotau GATES OF DEPOSrr. Collects Tents. ooudB and Interest and manaKes nroDerty of non resT dents. Secures Letters of Credit and draft Day" WHEAT February May July Sept CORN February May July Sept OATS February May July Sept LARD February May July Sept RIBS February July 42 34 30 43M2 35 30 422 35 30 i aoie in any part or tne wona.

KEEPS WILL8 FREE OF CHAROg. THE 58 60 60 58 41 42 35 30. 917 9 35 9.47 9.57 8.30 8 40 8 50 5834 60 60 59 42 43 35 30 9.07 9.20 9.32 9.45 8 20 8.30 8 40 MANUFACTURER! 9 20 9.32 9 32 9.45 9.30 9.45 1,000 2.90(1 QUEENS BOBOTTGH. Assignments of Mortgages. FEBRUARY 25.

Sophia Darling' to Elliott Smith Robert A Davison to Jeremiah Desmond Jeremiah Davison to Charles Mary Carpenter to David Rollo John Vanderveer to Ada A Ryerson Mortgages. FEBRUARY 25. Paul .7 Liegey to Richard Gipson. lots 12 and 13. map of property of John Norton nt Far Rockaway Richard Glpson to Druollla Freyen hagen, lots 1 to 4.

block 5. map of Ocean crest Adam Klsielewski to Joseph Fekete, lots 8 and map of property of Joseph Van Mater, jr. at Maspeth Rose Butler to Jamaica Savings Bank, Le land av. w'cor of Remsen av. 50x109.1 xl00x50xS2.9x55.4.

Far Rockaway Llllie Harper to William Kltchel, Grove av. s. 175 ft of Clark av, 25 x75: Grove av, h. 50 ft of Clark av. 125x150.

Far Rockaway Paul Kvle to Frederick Smart. State st. 206.S of Linnaeus st. 165xl85x 125x125 Joshua Ward to Rlverhead Savings Bank. Kneer av.

400 ft of Boulevard. 50x100. Rockaway Beach Conveyances. FEBRUARY 25. Woodbury.

Lowery. to Cornelius Tie bout, a.v, cor of Bragaw st. 276.6x263.2x367.1x286.9. I City Richard Gipson to Paul Liegey, lota 12 and 13. map of property of John Norton at Far Rockaway Joseph Fekete to Adam KlslelewBki.

lot 3.S08. hlock map of property of Joseph Van Mater at Maspeth Flamen Candler to Carll De Silver, lots 71. 87. 89. 90 and 93, map of property of William Bailey at Charles Amberman to Robert A Murray, Farmers av.

s. 510 ft of land of" George Mount. 300x55. Spring field Kate Faut to Nathaniel Hendrickson, Lakevlew av. 240.45 ft of Sprlng tield av, 25 x75, Jamaica Theodore A Watts to Charles Amher man.

Freeman path, s. adj land of Isaac Hlgble. 55x300, Jamaica William McKeen to Mary Donovan, Springfield road, s. 103.9 ft of land of Alfred Wayres. Hlckok to House and Home Co, lots 166A.

272. 273. 436. 437. map of Fulton Heights, Jamaica, release Kltterv Realty Co to George Peirce.

125.1 ft of Van De Venter av. 23x100.9. I City Lawrence Collins to Catharine Collins, lot P. block 177. map of Post Estate at Whitestone Jeremiah Payne to same.

Twenty fifth st. s. 204.4 ft of Third av. College Point Bay Side Land fro to Anthony Sukaski. lot 2:6.

map of property of Bay Side Land Co at Bay Side A 8.30 8 40 8.37 8.45 8.35 8 42 WL503 9,500 PORK February 14 95 15.27 May 15 25 15 45 15 20 15 17 15 52 July 15 45 15 60 15 40 15.30 15 70 8THE CO TStSIQTPn sissdcSss? I nuol uUi Authorized to act as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for MONEY. Travelers LETTERS OF CREDIT secured.

ACTS as TRUSTEE for Railroad and other Mortgages and accepts the Transfer Agency an4 REGISTRAR of Stock of Corporations. Interest allowed on deposits Subject to Check, at sight, payable through New York Clearing Houas OFFICERS: WILLIAM 1. COOMBS. President. WILLIAM H.

NICHOLS. Vice President. WILLIAM J. MATHESO.V Vice Presides, FRANK L. SSTFFEX.

Secretary. WILLIAM C. NESMITH. Assistant Secretary. CASH MARKKTS AT NEW YORK.

100; choice, state, Danish seed cabbages, J6aS; red cabbages, $6al0; pickle peppers, 10c per bunch; marrow suuash. J1.75a2 per bbl; Hubbardstown and marrow squash. hbl; cheese pumpkins, Jlal.50 bbl; Baltimore spinach. bbl; Norfolk spinach, l3.25a3.S0 bbl; Norfolk kale. per bbl; Brussels sprouts, 20a 22c per quart; soup greens, J3a3.50 per 100 bunches; Long Island carrots, per bbl; potatoes.

per bbl, state, Long Island, J2.50a3; Belgian, t2.25a2.50 per bag of 168 pounds; Scotch potatoes, per bag; German egg potatoes. $1.75 per 112 pound bag; sweet potatoes. Vlneland. culls, $1.75 a2.25; Spanish onions, original, jl; repacked. $1.25 small case; large case, onions.

South Lima. N. per bbl; Connecticut per bbl; red, per bbl; Orange County, bbl; seconds. per bbl; pickling white onions. per barrel; Island beets, per 100 bunches; per bbl.

round, 52.75 a3; long. Long Island1 white turnips, 75c per bbl; parsnips, bbl: yellow turnips. $1 bbl; Canada turnips. bbl; Long1 Island flat celery per dozen bunches; state celery, 50a75c per dozen stalks; flat state celery, 51.75a2.25 pr dozen bunches: Michigan celery, 50c per bundle. $1.50 per dozen bunches; California celery, 15c per dozen stalks knob celery.

Si per 100 bunches; Jersey and Long Island radishes. $3a4 per 100 bunches; okra, $2, per case: salsify or oyster plant, 50a60c per dozen bunches; mushrooms, 30a40c per pound: Rarlic. 13c per bunch; new crop horseradish. per dozen bunches; tfulllran peppers, 'c. per bunch.

DIVIDENDS AND MEETINGS. BUILDING SSOO Broadway. New York BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, 112 Livingston Street. (Opposite Rar of Hall of Records. Yester Last nom To day.

day. Wcdnes. WHEAT Firm Steady Quiet 87 86 88 'm No.lNortn.f.o.b.,afl,t. 86 84 86 CORN Soarce Steady Quiet norn No. 2 Corn elevator 68 67 67 OATS Firm Steadier Quiet nom No.

2 Oats, elevator 50 49 49 Firm Steadier Quiet 500 No. 2, l.o.b., 65 64 66 FLOUR Du" Quiet Quiet 500 Minn. Patent 4 10 4 05 4 10 WinterStraight.new. 3 85 3 80 3.85 Hoary Quiet Dull T10m Prime Western 9.50 9.65 9 65 PORK Heavy Quiet Jull nom Old Mess 16 00 16 25 16 50 OCEAN FREIGHTS Dull Quiet Dull Liverpool ld ld ld Cork, for orders 2a Us 2s 1S COMPARISON OF CASH PRICES. DIRECTORS: H.

V. V. Braman. K. T.

Bedford. K. Dwight Church. Henry Batterman. J.

Adolph MollenhauMb John C. Oit, Royal C. Peabody. John Ireland, Charles O. Gates, Daniel P.

Morse, H. B. HaLlh. Jas. L.

Morgan. BOARD OF William H. Nichols. William J. Matheson.

William J. Coombs, Sanford H. Steele. John H. Hanan.

John H. Schumann. James H. Oliphant, Edward Hlnman, Silas Tuttle, William A. Nash.

Frank Bailey. Xrank S. Jones. 1.500 3.500 1.350 2.100 1.500 1.200 3,000 300 6.355 2.1O0 600 2,200 S00 500 34.000 7,000 4,500 nom l.lioo 1.000 1.000 1,000 3,000 700 3.000 1.500 4.000 ASSETS $1,353,053.00 Pays 4 to 6 Per Cent. Per Annum, According To Investment.

Loans on First Mortgages ADDED TO THE LIST TO DAY. Elflein. F. to Margaretha Klstner. Selgel st.

Plath. H. to A Gload. Hancock st. Bowman A.

to Title and Co. Fifty ninth st, Burke, Harriet E. to same. Prospect place near Sixth av Qulglev. to same.

Fifty ninth st. Same "to Hamilton, sam; property Audrua. Carrie to Bowne, Sterling place, Beversdorfer. Emllie, to Goeller and Clara Koster. Hart st.

Gold, H. and Burkram to Cull, North Fourth st Blum. R. to German avings Bank. Ellerv at.

near Sumner av Uhuttle'worth. A N. to Eleanor Selkirk. Sixty fifth st, Tenth av Tageler, H. and ano to Carstalrs.

Thirteenth st. near Third av, and Fourteenth st, near Eighth av Gunsberg. Reglna. to I. Lurle.

Graham av. (7 Nau to Lutz, Walworth st, t. Gafrney. Winifred, to Atlantic and L. Assn.

Classon av. Horstlng, C. to Rosebrock. Cleveland st. "Vetterling, Sophie, to .1 Atkinson.

Johnson st. cor Qrasman, H. to Williamaburgh Savings Bank. Putnam av. near Central.

10 morts Bubbard. C. and wife, and Julia A ol lender et al. Sixth av, cor Berkeley place Srhlel. Anna G.

to Lawyers' Title Ins l.o. Y. Macon st. nr Howard Betts. to Bedford Bank.

Fulton, nr Nostrand Lurle. L. to Will, adminstr. Stockton st. No 244.

game to Sarah Durlach, Stockton st. No 246. Same to same. Stockton st, No C. Lesser.

B. to Will, adminstr Win. Stockton st. No 244'i. Burr.

W. to A Coyle, Kingston av. nr Prospect place, 3 morts Bteeves, A. to Franklin Society for Home. Building and Savings.

Seventy seventh st. May. to Title and Co. Willoughby av, Ward. Frances C.

to Fannie Wllshear. Carlton av Willoughby Rosebrock. E. to Title and Co. Atlantic av.

nr Hendrix st Assignments of Mortgages. FEBRUARY 25. Slocum. Wm H. and ano.

exrs. to Austin Stechel. Charles, to Martha. Wolz Fifth Av Bank to Adler Lawyers' Title Ins Co to Lawyers' Mortgage Ins Co. 2 ossts Title and Co, exrs Austin City Real Estate to Title, rf and Benhausen.

exrr of Elise to and Benhausen Johnson. E. to Borough Park Co Purdv. T. exr.

to Howe Klchols. Adelbert to Johnson Kam? jRate Eato. gggf gff" Am. Grass Twine. 114 Aul.

1 Mar. 15 Apt. Kan.Oltv South'n. Mor. 11 Fel).

28 Mar. 1: Peoples Trust 1 Mar. 1 Keb. 28 IT. S.

Leather pfd. 1H Apl. 1 Mar. 16 Apl CONTAINED IN THE PREVIOUS LIST. KamS.

jBf. Eato. KepayaDie in mommy Payments. tVr'te or Call for Information. Current cash prices at New York of staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days of last month and last NASSAU TRUST CO.

BROADWAY AND BEDFORD AVE. Capital, $500,000.00 Undivided Profits, 416,000.00 Interest raid on dally balances and special rate on time deposits. Bankers money ordera Issued. Special accommodation for ladles and. every facility afforded for the transaction ot a gen era! Trust Company and banking business.

TRUSTEES. A. D. Baird, i'. D.

MoUenhauer, William Dick. Jost Moller. TBXJST COMEAUIES. year, are as follows: Last To day. Month.

Cotton, mid.uplands .08. 08 5 16 Print cloths 03 .03 Coffee, No. 7 .05 .06 3 1H Mar. Apl. Mar.

Mar. Mar. Mar. Mur. Mar.

wneat, o. 2 oo ol 'a 66 Mar. 3 Si sr." 5 13 if Mar. 12 Mar. 3' Mar.

3 Mar. 3 Mar. 21 Mar. 1 Last Year. 09 .03 07 81 49 31 4 20 14 5 11.50 18.50 7.85 44 5 50 William F.

Garrison. James H. Post, COLORADO FTTEI, AtfD IBON. The official announcement is made that all the various departments of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company will be in operation next autumn, including nail, wire and tin mills. The company will then have a capacity of about 600,000 tons of finished product a year.

A 500 ton furnace will also be started next April. All the completed departments of the company are now in full operation and have business enough on hand to keep them at work steadily throughout the year. All negotiations for the sale of the control of the company to the United States Steel Corporation have been broken off and the indications are that they will not be resumed. Only $4,000,000 of the debentures of the authorized issue of $10,000,000 of the same have so far been Issued. Of this amount the Gates faction ie credited with having: taken $2,000,000.

The proceeds of the bonds have been used for the construction of auxiliary plants. The remaining bonds were reserved for acauisltion of additional property. The Henrv Roth. Mar. Mar.

Mar. Mar. Mar. Corn. No.

2 Oats, No. 2 mixed 49 Flour, Minn, patent 4 1.0 Pork, mess 16 25 Beef, family 12 50 Beef, hams 20 25 Lard, choice 9 55 Molasses.O.K.prime 40 Sugar, granulated 4 80 Copper, lake. 12 49 4 10 16 75 11 50 20.50 9 80 40 4.75 .11 Herbt rt F. Gunnison. William E.

ilorwill. Kdward T. Hulst. Ditmas Jewell. William L.aniu, Robert P.

Lethbrldge. John louehran. Charles H. Russall. Henry Seibert, James A.

Sperry, Andrew T. ulUvaab John Truslow, Am. Coal Co Am. lJlpe Mfft Am. Railways Co.

Am. Snuff Co Am. Stopper Am. Tobacco Am. "Wooien Ariz.

Utah Atlantic Unit. Ohio Bait. Ohio pf Ukn. Uapid "Iran. Bkn.

Union Bos. Ualne pta. Can. Hat lrlc Can. Pacific Can.

Pacific C. St. L. Colo. South.

1st pf Chi. E. III. pro. Commercial Cable Consolidated Con.i.akeSup'r pf.

Uela. A Detroit United Hy Diamond r.rle pfd FRANKLIN Trust Company, Montague, Cor. Clinton BROOKLYN. Capital 1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided $1,334,000 Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee, Guardian or Committee.

Allows Interest on deposits. Checks payable through the New York Clearing House. GEO. H. SOUTHARD.

President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE. Vice Prenldftnt. GATES D.

FAHNESTOCK. 2d Vice Pres. CROWELL IIADDEN. Secretary. CLINTON W.

LUDLUM. Asa't Secretary. WALIiABOTTT WHOLESALE MARKET But slight activity was noticeable at Wal labout Market this morning. Farmers were absent and trafficking at the stands ot small proportions. Prices of general.

produce were not changed of consequence. The egg and butter markets were still unsettled and prices were easier in both commodities. In sea food lobsters were dearer. Poultry and meats remained as last reported. Butter, per pound Fancy Elgin, 29c; Western creamery.

28'fcc prints, 30c. Oheese, per pound Full cream, new, 13c. FJggB, per dozen Strictly fresh, 31c; selected "Western, ii9c; duck eggs, 40c Ffsh, pr pound Shad, each, bucks. 65c; smelts, Sal2c; California, salmon, green, 10al2c; weak nsh, 7c; blueflsh, 32cr cod, Boston, 10c; pollocks, 7c; whiting, halibut, 12c; haddock, tc; sea bass. 12c; striped bass, green, iSc; frozen, 12a34c: sea trout, llal2c; butterneh.

He; clscos. 7c; whlteflsh, VZtyc; yellow perch, 6a7c; eels, I0al2c; flounders, green, frozen, tic; frozen herring. 5c; mackerel. Baited, new American, bbl, I'jc; Digby scaled herring. 18a20c per box; dried codfish, 6aSc per lb; oysters, per basket; lobsters, per pound, live, 18a25c; frozen, Sal2c; scallops.

$3.50 per gallon. Meats, per pound Beef, hind quarters and ribs, lOallc; loins and ribs, 12al3c; sides, 8a9c; Texas and Colorado beef, 7a8c; mutton, 9a9Vic; lamb milk veal, Sc; country killed calves llal2c; buttermilk, 7a8c: hoes. SViaSac; pork, light, 9a9c; medium, 8a9c; heavy. 7V4a8c; pork loins, lUiaWc: pork tenderloins, in tins. 22c; sweetbreads, per dozen; calves' livers, 50c each beef livers, COc each ox talis, $1 per dozen.

Smoked and cut meats, per pound Ham. 12Vial3c: California, hams, SVfcaSaic; boiled hams. bacon, "boneless, choice, 12aHc; smoked beef, ICalSc; smoked tongue. 15c; corned tongue. 34c; corned pork.

lOVia UVsc; shoulders. 9c; corned hams. lOallc; bolognas, 9al8c; lard, compound, in 50a60 lb. packages. EaSc; pure lard, llalZc: leaf lard, not rendered, Live poultry, per pound Spring chicken, 13c; 14al6c; fowls, lllal2c: roosters.

SaBVjc; ducks. Slal.S'i per palr: geese, per pair: guinea fowls, 60a6Cc per pair; pigeons, 30c per pair; peacocks, per pair. Poultry, dressed, per pound Chickens. Philadelphia, lSa20c: Western, 14aloc; turkeys, nearby, l7alSc; Western, 6al7c; Maryland turkeyB, Ifialfic; capons. 18a20c; fowls, i 2al3Mic; roosters, 3al0c; Western geese.

Ilal3c; fowls. C5c per pair; ducks, 15al7c; squabs, white. 54. 25a 4. 75 per dozen; dark squabs.

per dozen. Game Rabbits. 22o26c per pair: Jack rabbits, 80c per pair; wild ducks, per pair, canvasback, red head, mallard. Jl.25al.50; teal, common varieties, 50a75c. Imported and tropical fruits Orangs, per box, Valencia, 15.50 per ease of 714: California oefldless.

J2aB; Florida, S2.50a3.75; Porto Rico, per box: Jamaica oranges, $3. 50a 4. 25 per bbl; repacked, $5. SO a6.5f); grape fruit. Jamaica, J8al3 per bbl; tangerines.

$3 per strap or double case; lemons. Messina and Palermo. J2.50a4 per box; California, Ji.50a4.B0 per box; per box; Almeria grapes. $4a9 per keg; limes, per 100; bananas, per bunch, extras. red bananas.

choice Port Limon, $5aS; pomo, granaU. $2 per box; figs, oval figs, $3 per 100 boxes; new' rop dates. In cases, uc; pineapples, $la3 per dozen; Florida, case of 36 to 24, f3.50a.4.5fl; fan'ry pines. $2a3 per dozen; nuts, per pound, almonds, Taragons, ISc; shelled Jordan, 35a40c; French paper shells, in bags, 21c; Sicily Alberts, 13c; Naples. 12al3c; Turkish, 9c; Brazil, 16c: walnuts, Cirenoble.

14c; French marabouts, 12c; mixed, 25a50c: pound boxes, 12c; peanuts, fancy bond pli ked, 7'ic; roaBted, $1.60 per bushel; new ginger root, 10c per pound. Northern fruits Eastern grapes, case, ta." apples, barrel, double heads, Spitzen berg. $5aS; gano. Raldwins, Kings. J5a6.E0: Northern Spy.

greenings, S6a8.rr0; Ben Davis. Western apples, J2a 3.f.0 per bushel box; cranberries. per box; JSalO per bbl; hickory nuts. $2 per bushel; black walnuts, SI. 50 per bushel; parchlng.com.

5c per pound. Early Southern and greenhouse vegetables und fruits Florida strawberries. SaaBOc per quart; greenhouse rhubarb $1 per dozen bunches second crop Bermuda potatoes, firsts, J6.50a7 pr bbl; seconds, per bbl: Havana second crop potatoes. $8.50 per bbl; California cauliflowers, per crate of 2oa3i): Florida new crop egg plants. $4 do rn Florida string beans.

$5a7 per box; per half fcxTel basket. early Florida squaciri, $1.25 per case; Florida per case: greenhouse tomatoes, 20c per pound; cuiumbers, greenhouse. 2fl2.50 par dozen; Bermuda celery, $2.23 per dozen bunches; Kalamazoo celery. $1.75 per dozen bunches; California celery. i3a3.5D psr case: lettuce, greenhouse, 7ocaJ1.50 per dozen; Florida lettuce.

J2a4 per one half harrel basket: New Orleans lettuce, $4 per bbl. containing 6 to dozen; New Orleans chicory. 6uu 70c per doien bunches; field salad, $1.25 per barrel; preen peppers. Florida, $6 per case; greenhouse radishes, per 100 bunches; lekF. $1 par 100 bunches; water cress.

C0a40c per dozen bunches; Bermuda parsley, $6 per 100 bunches; shfves, 35a 50c per box; Havana onions, 32.73all per case; ncalllcns, to per 100 bunches; kohl rnbl; 50c per dor bunches. Northern winter vegetables Cabbages, $2a4 per is. Tuttle. 17 2 ls IH 10 Apl. 2 Mar.

3 Apl. 2 4 Mar. 17 J4.000 500 2.000 5.50O 4.000 165.000 nom 1.SD0 5.000 noin ..25 62 24.12 2680 Tin Lead 4. 13 4 37 w. wurster.

ANDREW T. SCl LIVASi. Preitldeut JOHIS TIllISLOWJ WILLIAM DICK. Vice HARRY F. BURXS.

Secretary. WEEKES, AHMlt. SecrelarT SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. Iron, No. 1 foundry.

18 00 17.00 16.00 Feb. 18 Mar. 17 Mur. 1 Fob. Feb.

19 Fob. 12 Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Feb. 15 Feb.

15 Feb. IH Feb. 28 Feb. 14 Feb. IB Feb.

28 Feb. 8 Mar. 10 Feb. 25 Feb. as 20 Feb.

28 Jan. 31 Sept. 30 Feb. 18 Feb. 2(1 Fen.

1M Feb. 17 i Jan. 31 Feb. 28 Fob. 19 Feb.

26 Feb. 15 Fob. 2u Jan. ol. Mar.

7 Apl. 7 Feb. 21 IH 1 1M TRUSTEES: GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS. The following tables show the daily movement of grain, as posted at the Produce Exchange to day: RECEIPTS AT WESTERN POINTS. Flour.

Wheat. Corn. Oats. A. A.

Low. Thos. E. StIUman. I bonds are convertible at.

the option of the i holders into common stock at par from Feb ruary 1. 1902. to August 1. 1906. and there I after are redeemable at the option of the i company at Thus far no exchanges have i been made owing: to the fact that the stock Mar.

Mar. Apl. Apl. Mar. Apl.

Apl. Mur. Mar. Mur. Mar.

Apl. Mar. Feb. Apl. Mar.

Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.

Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.

Feb. Mar Mar. Apl. Apl. Feb.

Apl. Mar. Mar. The Peoples Trust Company, Edwin Packard. Darwin H.

James. Joseph E. Brown. William H. Wallace.

Albro J. Newton. Orbwell Hadden. H. E.

Plerrepont. Geo. M. Olcott. Geo.

M. Southard. Martin Joost. Geo. M.

Colt, Root. B. Woodward. Stewart L. "Woodford.

Geo. H. Prentiss. Frederlnk W. Mos5.

Henry C. Hulbert. Wilhelmus Mynderse. Gates D. Fahnestock.

Evau. T. H. pf I Fla. Cent.

Ft. Wayne .1. pf. Gen. Cnemical i Hoboken Ferry Home L.tC ins Illinois I Int.

Fire Engine pf Kan.CltySouthern Klnga Co.B.U&f 1 Laclede Gas Metroporn St. Ry Met. W. S. El.

pf. I Mx. Northern in ushels. 179.400 32,500 13.640 74.066 36,000 4.200 4.000 31,200 311.661 Apl. 2 Mar.

13 Mar. 1 Oot. 16 Mar. 11 Mar. 3 Mar.

2 Mar. 3 Feb. It Mar. 12 Mar. 1 Mar.

IH Feb." 28 12 Apl. 10 Aol. 15 Mur. 1 17 Mar. 5 Mar.

7 Mar. May 16 iiar. 8 Chlcaco 53.758 137.775 10O.3S0 I Milwaukee 2.450 32.SO0 15.200 Minneapolis 180,320 5.880 Duluth 161.221 St. Louis 5.225 23.000 5J.OC10 Kansas City 24.000 79.200 Toledo 2.000 4.000 Detroit fiOO 2.000 3.000 Peoria 9.600 135.316 Total 62.033 372.716 402,546 172 Montague Street, of the company is selling far below par. It is said that, the conversion of the debentures Into stock would give Mr.

Gates and his following the control of the company, which, it is asserted, they have been seeking for some time GOOD ANTHRACITE OUTLOOK. In anthracite coal circles there is a revival thin morning of recent reports of impending important favorable developments of a general characler likely to be soon announced. So far nothing definite Is obtainable. Regarding Reading rumors are current, which have so far failed of official confirmation that a readiustment of the percentages of production horn pen iho lnree tirodticine and car i Capital, Surplus and Undivided. Profits SHIPMENTS FROM WESTERN POINTS.

Flour. Viheat. Corn. Oats. Barrels.

Bushels. Bushels. Bushela. WILLIAMSBCRGH TRUST CO. OFFICES Braadway andM AV 36! Fulton St.

Feb. 2 Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Dululh St. Ixmls 1H i 1 FELIX CAMPBELL, President. Conveyances. FEBRUARY 25.

FIFTY NINTH ST. s. 380 ft Fifth av. 10x100.2. Charles Hamilton to James Qulfrley FIFTY NINTH ST.

s. 340 ft Fifth av. 20x100.2. Charles Hamilton to John A Bowman F.LEVENTH ST. a.

255.3 Fourth a v. 14x100. Albert French to Walter Sherman. Y. mort 51.600 TERLING PLACE, s.

310 ft Rogers av. 16.8x127.9. Thomas A Beetham to Carrie Andrus HANCOCK ST. s. 2SS ft Hamburg av.

19x100. Ariolphus Gload to John Plath SEIGEL ST. s. 515 ft Bushwlck nv. ROxlOO.

Margareth Konrath. guardian of, and John Konrath to Frederick Elflein. LOGAN ST. s. 1.725 ft Second sr.

runs 150 to Etna st to Logan nt to beg: plot begins 100 ft Tyjgan st on line 1.S75 ft Second st. runs 50 to Etna st to point 100 ft Logan st to bear. Sarah A Mould to Edwd Mould, all liens Same property. Edward Mould to Sarah A and Minnie Mould, joint tenants, all liens SIXTY SEVENTH ST, 103.4 Eighteenth av. runs 1S1.4 60.3 IS to Sixty seventh st 60.

Kltterv Realty Co to Geo I. Peirce. Y. mort $1,200 TTTICA AV. s.

40 ft Furnald st. 20x 73.3, Noah Bailey. Elizabeth. J. and John Baker to John II Morrison FOURTH ST.

s. 100 ft Bedford a v. 25x100. Daniel Cull Herman Gold and Jacob Buikani. V.

mort 5I.30 fI.D ROPE WALK. cor Rayarrl st. or about 3 ft Manhattan av. runs 03.5xne45.7xnwI.Sxne:9.6xnwl0O to Bn ard st. xsw4.1, Treea Spinelll to John Foearello.

mort $1,457 CEDAR ST. cor East Eighteenth at, runs sw.fi2.8xsel7A.3xsw5..:.2.10xe1oo to vtnot, xn20S.l; East Tweny flrst st. J. G. DETTMER, First Vice FnsiSS 311.372 47.057 8.933 106,012 4.000 7.200 17.100 22,100 44.059 32,510 2,460 10.930 7.678 9.100 31,000 58,000 31.000 16,800 69.400 15.600 1.000 18.000 2,681 091 8.163 6.592 7.585 94.431 164,050 189.643 374,940 Kansas City HORACE J.

MORSE, Second Vice President rying companies is to be made, in which Rending will be accorded an even larger per j.eora Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $1,150,000. Mar. 3 i 3l)c. Mar.

6 Mar. 5 May 10 Mur. ti Mar. 1 Mar. 1 Apl.

1 Mar. 1 Mar. 20 Mar. Mar. 1 Feb.

2t Mar. 10 Apl. 1 Mar. It Mar. 1 Mar.

11 centage 1hau its ownersnip oi tne jer Missouri Kan. National Nat. Biscuit Nat. National Lead pf. Nat.RIceMlll'g pf New AmHteruan: Gas Niles BenVt Pond extra Norfolk South'n N.

N. 2d N. Y. Ohio Ind. Ontario Pennsylvania Phlla.

Co. pfd Pressed Steel Reading 1st Republic Steel pr. Standard Oil St. St. I.

M. St. I S.F. 2d pf Stuyvesant Ins. Co Union Pacific Union Pacific pfd.

U.S.Caot I. Pipe pi U. S. Envelope pf. U.

S. Steel Va. Ca. Chemical Wmsbgh.Clty Fire Insurance Co Total EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary. CHARLES A.

BOODY, Asst. Secretary. Interest Allowed on Deposits. RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC POF.TS. Flour.

Wheal. corn. oat Feb. Feb. 2b May Fob.

6 Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Mur. IB Feb. 20 Mar.

7 Feb. "is Feb. 7 Feb. 21 Mar. IB Feb.

14 Feb. l.S Jan. 31 Fob. 15 Feb. "24 Fen.

21 Feb. 8 Feb. 17 Barrels. Bushels. Bushels.

Bushels 14.266 78.850 41,000 lea. 28 Mar. 11 Mar." 3 Mar. 5 Mar. 12 Mar.

2 Mar. 24 23,500 8.300 5.463 4.900 J. G. JENKINS, PRESIDENT. MOSES MAT, I FRANK JENKINS.

VICE PRESIDENTS. W. ADDISON FIELD, Secretary. I. HAMBURGER.

Assistant Secretary. T. H. Ml FARLAND. Asst.

Scratanr. DIRECTORS. Antaony N. Bray. Joneph Llebtnann.

Henry O. Havemeyer. Tho. J. Patterson, Frederic p.

Olcott John W. Weber. John O. Jenkins. Fred G.

Leromarmaaik Moses May. M. L. Re nold. 4.205 S.373 2.907 26.809 3.928 31.000 2.S4.1 30,523 3.000 Utho New York Hoston Baltimore New Orleans Total Bectro typing Engraving sey Central would call for.

The Lackawanna report was received very favorably in the irade. particularly on account of the unusual fullness and clearness of details. Careful inquiries in well informed quarters show that confidence is 'generally entertain eil that indications of labor troubles in the anthracite regions have been reduced to a minimum. The United Mine Workers' or gani.ation is acting conservativelyasdemon i st.rmed by the recommendation of the organization to the fiOO striking miners of the I Hickory Kidge colliery to return to work, which was followed by the operatives. 23.851 140.637 77.369 44,763 Mar.

Mar. Apl. Apl. Mar. Mar.

Mar. Mar. BLANK BOOK EXPORTS FROM ATLANTIC PORTS. wheal. corn.

MANUFACTURERS 2 1 2 1 1 Frank Jenkins. John J. Cooner, I Mar. 22 Mar. 3 EAGLE Job Printing Dept.

Barrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels 2.431 2:18. 127 30,679 116 8 56, OilO 4,675 6,815 New York Baltimore New Orleans Theo.

F. Jackson, Robert T. Whales, Uarshall B. DrlCK, Ira Leo Bamberssr, Wlllard P. Reld.

Char. M. Davldaoa. Frank Harvey Field. Joseph Huber, Onstay J.

L. Doerschnck. Simon F. RothscalH, Cbarlss Encert. John H.

ScJxidt. Mar. 31 I WASHUiOTOK A3fD JOHHSOJT I Saolx Bcir.crNo, Tilth Floor. J.635 264,127 34,754 6,825 Total Take large puiener 1.